With chapters like; The Conduct of a Wife, Living Like A Wife and the Keeping of One's Wife, one may feel that some of the content in this book is a bit dated... but wait! Don't throw the baby out with the bath water! Do you long to be a better lover? To find fulfillment in love? Look no further than Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium. Based on that classic work of ancient Indian literature, this modernized version preserves the essence of Vatsyayana, the author and religious scholar, with clear language and vivid illustrations.

It explores Kama, the process of using the mind and soul in the enjoyment of the five senses. The main ingredient of Kama is the contact between the sense organ and its object. In Vatsyayana's day, love-making was a natural science to be studied diligently and how you got there was as important as your destination. Kama Sutra: The Ancient Art of Making Love for the New Millennium provides your continuing sensual education. Don't pass it up.

In 1883, Sir Richard Burton, a British linguist and explorer, brought the Kama Sutra to the western world. It was an astounding and immediate success. However, its Victorian language, labored descriptions and complicated sentences make it difficult for the modern reader to comprehend. It's a pity none of Burton's attractive animal magnetism penetrates his work. This edition is different. Read it and expand your sexual horizons with the one you love to love. Love, love, love and more love! Enjoy!